Alabama Governor sets lethal injection execution date for Jamie Mills on May 30, convicted for 2004 murders; lawyers claim prosecutorial misconduct.

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has set a lethal injection execution date for Jamie Mills on May 30. Mills was convicted in 2004 for the murder of Floyd and Vera Hill in Guin, Alabama. Mills' lawyers are pursuing a claim of prosecutorial misconduct, alleging that prosecutors concealed a plea deal offered to Mills' wife, which could have spared her from the death penalty. The attorney general's office disputes this claim.